Starlight Engine
Max-level stats (Lv60)
W-Engine effect
Knight Plummel
Launching an Assist Attack increases the equipper's ATK by 12% for 12s. *Stats shown are at Base level.
Materials & Stats per Breakthrough Milestone (0 → 60)
| Lv. | Before | After | Material |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lv.0 |
ATK: -
ATK%: -
|
ATK: 40
ATK%: 10%
|
|
| Lv.10 |
ATK: 102
ATK%: 10%
|
ATK: 138
ATK%: 13%
|
Denny ×9,600
Attack Component ×3
|
| Lv.20 |
ATK: 201
ATK%: 13%
|
ATK: 236
ATK%: 16%
|
Denny ×22,400
Reinforced Attack Component ×10
|
| Lv.30 |
ATK: 299
ATK%: 16%
|
ATK: 335
ATK%: 19%
|
Denny ×48,000
Reinforced Attack Component ×16
|
| Lv.40 |
ATK: 397
ATK%: 19%
|
ATK: 433
ATK%: 22%
|
Denny ×80,000
Specialized Attack Component ×8
|
| Lv.50 |
ATK: 496
ATK%: 22%
|
ATK: 532
ATK%: 25%
|
Denny ×160,000
Specialized Attack Component ×16
|
| Lv.60 |
ATK: -
ATK%: -
|
ATK: 594
ATK%: 25%
|
Total materials for the full 0→60 climb
Where To Farm
Combat Simulation — each Enemy Card costs 20 Battery, up to 5 cards per run (100 Battery for a full run).
Best Agents for this W-Engine
How to Get This W-Engine
Pull it from Signal Search using Master Tapes / Encrypted Master Tapes (bought with Polychrome) — S-rank W-Engines get their own banner, usually alongside the matching character's banner.
Trade for it at the Gadget Shop's Box Galaxy section (Sixth Street): costs W-Engine Components + W-Engine Chips + Denny; Chips come from disassembling spare W-Engines.
A handful of A/B-rank W-Engines unlock through Proxy Primer trials or as story/event rewards instead of the gacha — not every W-Engine is pullable.
Compare with Same-Specialty Picks
| W-Engines | Rank | Base ATK (Lv.60) |
|---|---|---|
| Starlight Engine | A | 594 |
| Knight's Extolment | S | — |
| Sol Exuvia | S | 713 |
| Serpentine Seeker | S | 713 |
| Cordis Germina | S | 713 |
| Cloudcleave Radiance | S | 743 |
| Severed Innocence | S | - |
Official Artwork / Lore
A damage-type W-Engine made of special Ether materials. When its operator is attacked, it builds up energy and boosts its damage output. Although it does not grant the operator the power to transform into a Starlight Knight, it provides a surge of courage when the operator is in dire situations.
Alternatives of the same specialty
How to read this W-Engine page
Every W-Engine has 5 Refinement ranks (R1→R5): refinement ONLY strengthens the passive effect — the numbers in the table above run from left (R1, unrefined) to right (R5, max refinement via 4 duplicates or Overclock materials); Base ATK and the Advanced Stat (CRIT Rate/CRIT DMG/ATK%/PEN Ratio/Anomaly Proficiency...) do NOT change with refinement, only with the engine's level. "Best Agents for this W-Engine" prioritizes agents whose real build actually recommends this engine; if that data isn't available yet, the page falls back to agents sharing the same specialty as a rough guide. "Alternatives of the same specialty" lists other W-Engines with the same role — useful when you don't own the engine shown on this page.
FAQ
What is Starlight Engine in Zenless Zone Zero?
Starlight Engine is a rank A W-Engine built for the Attack specialty in Zenless Zone Zero — equip it on an Agent of the matching specialty to unlock the full passive effect; see the base stats and the full R1→R5 Refinement table in the sections above.
Which Agents should use Starlight Engine?
Starlight Engine fits Attack specialty Agents best, with 3 recommended characters including Billy, Zhu Yuan, Ye Shunguang — see the full list with portraits in the "Best Agents for this W-Engine" section above.
How much Denny and material does it take to upgrade Starlight Engine, and where do I farm it?
Leveling Starlight Engine through every milestone takes roughly 4 W-Engine components and Denny ×320,000, Attack Component ×3, Reinforced Attack Component ×26 Denny combined — the components drop from Combat Simulation; see the exact breakdown per milestone and the Battery cost in the "How Much You Need" and "Where to Farm" sections above.
Where do I get Starlight Engine?
Mostly through Signal Search gacha (Polychrome); a few A/B-rank W-Engines are tradeable at the Gadget Shop's Box Galaxy or come from story/event rewards — see the "How to Get" section above for details.








